In the past two days, a friend has been texting me, asking me to talk about how parrots are doing. When it comes to raising birds, there is a saying on the Internet: raising fish will last three years, and playing with birds will ruin your life. Now it no longer exists. It has been reversed. Who will win this year? If there are good fish varieties, or there are a large number of birds, it will be prosperous for three generations. I remember that the first time I raised birds was probably in 2015. I bought two parrots, a peony and an ordinary budgerigar. At first, I bought a budgerigar. I was afraid that it would be lonely, so I bought another one. A peony is very obedient. As for how I taught him to speak, I still don’t recall it. They can say three words, and they don’t stink even if they smell bad. As long as they clean the chassis every day and disinfect it regularly, there will be no problems. big.

Let’s first understand what breeds there are, and then learn about his habits. It’s easy to raise animals and people. Understand his habits and temperament, and just go with the flow. Here are some common parrot bird species: Cockatiel: Also known as the Cockatiel or Cockatoo, it is native to Australia. This kind of parrot is relatively common in China. It is a medium-sized parrot with a friendly personality and is easy to raise. Peony Parrot: Parrots of this genus are also called lovebirds and are the general name for all species within the genus Peony Parrot. They are usually brightly colored and are a very popular species among parrots. They are generally monogamous and difficult to separate once they get to know each other.

Budgerigar: Also known as Jiao Feng, it is native to the inland areas of Australia. Budgies are one of the most common pet birds in the world. They are loved by people for their lively and cute character and easy to domesticate. However, it is best not to inbreed them because they are prone to genetic defects. One wing is larger than the other. Small, or the feet are unstable (these are all personal market experience, secrets that the boss doesn’t tell, and you can’t tell). Monk Parrot: This parrot is medium-sized, brightly colored, and has a unique appearance and personality. They are usually smart and easily establish close relationships with people. (Like puppies, they need to be trained from an early age, as their IQ is quite high). In addition, there are rosellas, conures, fig parrots, African parrots, Amazon parrots, short-tailed parrots, broad-tailed parrots and other species. Each of these parrots has its own characteristics, with different shapes, colors, and personalities. We understand what species it is and its place of origin. Then we combine the documentary to understand their habits, simulate their habits, and feed them with ease.

When raising a parrot, you need to pay attention to the following key elements to ensure the health and happiness of the parrot: (Especially the kind of parrot you buy from a young age, you must be close to him because he is used to being with people. He has learned the feeling of being together since he was a baby, so don’t ignore this detail and interact with him more. To put it simply, it means kissing, hugging, and lifting him up). Diet: Your parrot's diet should be varied and include fresh vegetables, fruits, grains, nuts and seeds. Also, avoid feeding your parrot human food, chocolate, caffeine and fatty foods as these may have adverse effects on your parrot's intestinal health. (In addition, the intestinal diseases of birds are caused by various Helicobacter infections, and enteritis is the culprit and the cause of death) Water source: Change the drinking water of the parrot regularly, and ensure that the drinking fountain is clean and hygienic, or it is cold boiled water, or purchased Purified water, not tap water, every time you drink it, you will get enteritis to prevent bacterial growth (the detail of water is very important).

Living environment: The parrot's cage should be large enough to accommodate the parrot's free movement and provide appropriate resting and sleeping space. Food utensils and toys in the cage also need to be cleaned and disinfected frequently to keep the environment clean and hygienic. Temperature and humidity: Parrots are sensitive to ambient temperature and humidity and need to live in a suitable environment. The ideal temperature range for parrots is between 20-25°C, and the humidity is controlled between 40% - 70%. During cold or hot seasons, appropriate measures need to be taken to regulate the parrot's living environment. Socialization and Training: Parrots are social animals and require time to interact with, attention and caressing. Proper training not only makes a parrot smarter and easier to manage, it also strengthens the emotional connection between the parrot and its owner. No matter what happens, just create more links for him. (Its main function is to relieve people's anxiety, why is it so popular).

Safety: Pay attention to safety around your parrot and avoid letting it come into contact with harmful items and dangerous environments. Parrots are very curious and may try to chew on various objects, so make sure their living environment is safe. In short, raising parrots requires patience and care. Only by fully understanding the living habits and needs of parrots can we provide them with a healthy and comfortable living environment.